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Spinning the Nihonbashi area with sound

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Name of the organization or individual
IDEAL COOP Architectural Design LLC
subsidy category
Regional Grant
Grant Type
single year

Reiwa 5(2023) 1st Term Regional Grant [Newly established in FY2023]

Business Overview

“Spinning the Nihonbashi Area with Sound ” is an art project that explores the various acoustic aspects of the area and creates a series of musical expressions that tell the story of this deep and rich culture and heritage in a highly dynamic and progressive part of Tokyo. Nine groups of musicians and Nick Luskam and James Greer of MSCTY_Studio, a sound art collective, collected the sounds of various long-established stores in Nihonbashi and conveyed their history and present through sound and music as a soundscape.

Period of Activity / Project
Saturday, September 23, 2023 - Sunday, November 5
Venues
Tagen, '' Edoya, '' Ozu Washi, '' Nihonbashi Kiya, '' Nimben, '' Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi, '' Yubendo, '' Eita Sohonpo, '' Nihonbashi Takashimaya, 'and' MSCTY Center (Nihonbashi Muromachi) '(Chuo Ward, Tokyo)

Profile

[IDEAL COOP Architectural Design LLC]
In Search of a Regenerative Future
IDEAL COOP is a unit that conducts projects related to art, architecture, science and technology, food, education, museums, art festivals, and local communities in search of a regenerative future. Regenerativity is a key concept of a mechanism that maintains a dynamic balance between consumption and production from the micro level to the macro level. Sustainability means that this dynamic equilibrium is maintained.
How to create a regenerative society is our main subject. To tackle this subject, we are emphasizing ARTS. Using ARTS as a catalyst to move people's hearts, connect people, and sense the unknown, we design regenerative relationships between people, people and regions, and people and the environment, transcending race, country, culture, language, custom, religion, etc. That is what we are aiming for.